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Developer withdraws application to build 33 condos in Carlsbad’s Village (opens the original)
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An application to build a mixed-use project with 33 condos in Carlsbad’s downtown Village was abruptly withdrawn from the Carlsbad City Council agenda Tuesday. The city’s Planning Commission recommended approval in February, but after that city staffers found problems that could halt the proposal, according to a report to the City Council. Applicant Rincon Homes requested the withdrawal in a letter that states the company will continue to work toward a “mutually acceptable alternative project.”
Carlsbad Village theater sold, new owners say it could offer dinner and shows (opens the original)
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Carlsbad’s long-vacant downtown Village theater, which opened in the 1920s showing the groundbreaking silent film “It” starring Clara Bow, has been sold to a company that says it will preserve the building with perhaps a restaurant, bar and live entertainment. “This building has been sitting empty for far too long, and we want to change that,” said Kipp Gstettenbauer, project lead with Carlsbad Theatre LLC. The sale closed Tuesday. “Our goal is to bring real energy back to this corner of the Vil
Beach water advisories issued as Oceanside harbor dredging proceeds (opens the original)
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Elevated bacteria levels detected by routine testing have placed three northern Oceanside waterfront areas on San Diego County’s beach advisory list, possibly a result of the ongoing harbor dredging and sand placement project. Harbor Beach, the San Luis Rey River outlet, and the area around the Oceanside Municipal Pier all showed elevated levels of enterococcus, a bacteria that orginates in the fecal matter of humans and animals. “Our field staff indicated there is active dredging occurring at t
Ancient fossils unearthed at Oceanside construction site could be a ‘thunder beast’ (opens the original)
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Construction crews working on an Oceanside water department project this month uncovered the fossilized remains of what could be a “thunder beast,” a large, hoofed mammal that lived about 45 million years ago. Contract paleontologist Joseph El Adli had just walked onto the job because the project’s regular state-mandated archaeological monitor had called in sick for the day. “I found this thing within five minutes of showing up,” said El Adli, who has 20 years’ experience in the field. He immedi
Oceanside police expand first-responder drone system (opens the original)
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Oceanside has a approved a five-year, $682,556 contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc., to provide two first-responder police drones, extending and expanding a 13-month trial program launched in August 2025. A single remotely operated aerial drone responded to emergency calls about 1,300 times from its base atop the downtown City Hall building during the trial, said police Capt. Nick Nuñez. The drone covered only the western half of the city and was on-scene before officers arrived more than 1,000 t
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